Definition of space junk in English:

space junk

noun

mass noun

Disused satellites and other man-made debris in orbit around the earth.
windows on the space shuttle are replaced regularly because of chipping caused by collisions with small pieces of space junk
Example sentencesExamples
- The pilot of the plane, which was flying from Santiago, Chile, to Auckland, New Zealand, reported seeing flaming space junk over the Pacific about five miles away.
- A large piece of space junk falls to earth every 10-12 days.
- The more uncontrolled space junk floating around, the more dangerous orbital navigation through it.
- Astronauts Steven Swanson and Joseph Acaba said they did not worry about space junk when they're floating outside.
- Initially, the two countries planned to work together on the problem of space junk.
- We're keeping an eye on this space junk which is headed now for our planet.
- They replaced a camera on the Hubble telescope while working in an orbit littered with space junk.
- I don't know if it was some kind of Leonids preview, or if I just happened to see some space junk returning to earth.
- Chunks of space junk from a decommissioned satellite are about to crash land back on earth.
- The International Space Station is planning to change its orbit after narrowly avoiding two pieces of space junk last month.
- The bright light seen in the sky over Hawke's Bay on Wednesday night may have been space junk.
- A Windermere man believes a bright light he saw burning across the Bowness sky on Monday night could have been an asteroid or space junk.
- People from across the UK have reported seeing bright objects in the night sky, thought to be meteors or "space junk".
- There may be over a million pieces of space junk currently orbiting the Earth.
- With satellites in LEO typically travelling at roughly 17,000 km/h, any collision with space junk is likely to be catastrophic.
- No one has any idea yet how many pieces of space junk were generated by the collision or how big they might be.
- Hubble and Atlantis are flying in a 350-mile high orbit littered with space junk.
- NASA says a piece of space junk should not threaten the planned spacewalk in just about two hours.
- Our algorithm determines the most efficient path to use for gathering all 18,000 pieces of space junk.
- More than just an aesthetic problem, space junk can crash into satellites and endanger ships passing through on their way to deeper space.

Definition of space junk in US English:

space junk

noun

Disused satellites and other man-made debris in orbit around the earth.
windows on the space shuttle are replaced regularly because of chipping caused by collisions with small pieces of space junk
Example sentencesExamples
- No one has any idea yet how many pieces of space junk were generated by the collision or how big they might be.
- With satellites in LEO typically travelling at roughly 17,000 km/h, any collision with space junk is likely to be catastrophic.
- People from across the UK have reported seeing bright objects in the night sky, thought to be meteors or "space junk".
- Our algorithm determines the most efficient path to use for gathering all 18,000 pieces of space junk.
- We're keeping an eye on this space junk which is headed now for our planet.
- They replaced a camera on the Hubble telescope while working in an orbit littered with space junk.
- Chunks of space junk from a decommissioned satellite are about to crash land back on earth.
- A Windermere man believes a bright light he saw burning across the Bowness sky on Monday night could have been an asteroid or space junk.
- The bright light seen in the sky over Hawke's Bay on Wednesday night may have been space junk.
- More than just an aesthetic problem, space junk can crash into satellites and endanger ships passing through on their way to deeper space.
- A large piece of space junk falls to earth every 10-12 days.
- I don't know if it was some kind of Leonids preview, or if I just happened to see some space junk returning to earth.
- The pilot of the plane, which was flying from Santiago, Chile, to Auckland, New Zealand, reported seeing flaming space junk over the Pacific about five miles away.
- The more uncontrolled space junk floating around, the more dangerous orbital navigation through it.
- Astronauts Steven Swanson and Joseph Acaba said they did not worry about space junk when they're floating outside.
- Initially, the two countries planned to work together on the problem of space junk.
- Hubble and Atlantis are flying in a 350-mile high orbit littered with space junk.
- NASA says a piece of space junk should not threaten the planned spacewalk in just about two hours.
- There may be over a million pieces of space junk currently orbiting the Earth.
- The International Space Station is planning to change its orbit after narrowly avoiding two pieces of space junk last month.

单词	space junk
释义	Definition of space junk in English: space junk noun mass noun Disused satellites and other man-made debris in orbit around the earth. windows on the space shuttle are replaced regularly because of chipping caused by collisions with small pieces of space junk Example sentencesExamples The pilot of the plane, which was flying from Santiago, Chile, to Auckland, New Zealand, reported seeing flaming space junk over the Pacific about five miles away. A large piece of space junk falls to earth every 10-12 days. The more uncontrolled space junk floating around, the more dangerous orbital navigation through it. Astronauts Steven Swanson and Joseph Acaba said they did not worry about space junk when they're floating outside. Initially, the two countries planned to work together on the problem of space junk. We're keeping an eye on this space junk which is headed now for our planet. They replaced a camera on the Hubble telescope while working in an orbit littered with space junk. I don't know if it was some kind of Leonids preview, or if I just happened to see some space junk returning to earth. Chunks of space junk from a decommissioned satellite are about to crash land back on earth. The International Space Station is planning to change its orbit after narrowly avoiding two pieces of space junk last month. The bright light seen in the sky over Hawke's Bay on Wednesday night may have been space junk. A Windermere man believes a bright light he saw burning across the Bowness sky on Monday night could have been an asteroid or space junk. People from across the UK have reported seeing bright objects in the night sky, thought to be meteors or "space junk". There may be over a million pieces of space junk currently orbiting the Earth. With satellites in LEO typically travelling at roughly 17,000 km/h, any collision with space junk is likely to be catastrophic. No one has any idea yet how many pieces of space junk were generated by the collision or how big they might be. Hubble and Atlantis are flying in a 350-mile high orbit littered with space junk. NASA says a piece of space junk should not threaten the planned spacewalk in just about two hours. Our algorithm determines the most efficient path to use for gathering all 18,000 pieces of space junk. More than just an aesthetic problem, space junk can crash into satellites and endanger ships passing through on their way to deeper space. Definition of space junk in US English: space junk noun Disused satellites and other man-made debris in orbit around the earth. windows on the space shuttle are replaced regularly because of chipping caused by collisions with small pieces of space junk Example sentencesExamples No one has any idea yet how many pieces of space junk were generated by the collision or how big they might be. With satellites in LEO typically travelling at roughly 17,000 km/h, any collision with space junk is likely to be catastrophic. People from across the UK have reported seeing bright objects in the night sky, thought to be meteors or "space junk". Our algorithm determines the most efficient path to use for gathering all 18,000 pieces of space junk. We're keeping an eye on this space junk which is headed now for our planet. They replaced a camera on the Hubble telescope while working in an orbit littered with space junk. Chunks of space junk from a decommissioned satellite are about to crash land back on earth. A Windermere man believes a bright light he saw burning across the Bowness sky on Monday night could have been an asteroid or space junk. The bright light seen in the sky over Hawke's Bay on Wednesday night may have been space junk. More than just an aesthetic problem, space junk can crash into satellites and endanger ships passing through on their way to deeper space. A large piece of space junk falls to earth every 10-12 days. I don't know if it was some kind of Leonids preview, or if I just happened to see some space junk returning to earth. The pilot of the plane, which was flying from Santiago, Chile, to Auckland, New Zealand, reported seeing flaming space junk over the Pacific about five miles away. The more uncontrolled space junk floating around, the more dangerous orbital navigation through it. Astronauts Steven Swanson and Joseph Acaba said they did not worry about space junk when they're floating outside. Initially, the two countries planned to work together on the problem of space junk. Hubble and Atlantis are flying in a 350-mile high orbit littered with space junk. NASA says a piece of space junk should not threaten the planned spacewalk in just about two hours. There may be over a million pieces of space junk currently orbiting the Earth. The International Space Station is planning to change its orbit after narrowly avoiding two pieces of space junk last month.
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